The Templo Mayor

 

The Templo Mayor was one of the fundamental sanctuaries of the Aztecs in their capital city of Tenochtitlan, which is currently Mexico City. The exhumed site comprises of two sections, the sanctuary itself, presented and marked to demonstrate its different phases of improvement, alongside some other related structures, and the exhibition hall, constructed to house the littler and more delicate articles. Mexican pyramids were regularly extended by building over earlier ones, utilizing the heft of the previous as a base for the last, as later rulers tried to stretch the sanctuary to reflect the developing enormity of the city of Tenochtitlan. Along these lines, burrowing down through this pyramid acquires us back time. The principal sanctuary was started by the Aztecs the year after they established the city, and the pyramid was revamped six times after that. Every one of the seven phases of the Templo Mayor, with the exception of the first and foremost, have been uncovered and allocated to the rules of the sovereigns who were in charge of them. Development of the first Templo Mayor started at some point after 1325. This first pyramid is just referred to through authentic records as the high water table of the old lakebed anticipates uncovering. As per these records, the first pyramid was manufactured with earth and perishable wood, which might not have made due to the present time.